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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-31
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= Der SiegesrauI6 lit ettpas ge.
bdmpft porten bur6 bic Na1ri1t, bat
bic 8eltnap &ifles ben brittett (unh
ni9t ME ertpartet tpurbe ben eriten)
preis erbalten baben. Der preis be.
trdgt $500 in baar. Die San Nnto.
nio &ifies iinb nit benz finften preiie
bebaGt tuorben, Der $500 betrdsi. Ger.
mann Staade als beft einerer3irter Wii.
li3iDlbat Der Ser. Staaten erbieIt cine
grobe 8olbmebaile unb 800 baar.
Sies 5ufammen 1T auf ale 6dle gbre
genug fit San antonio.
- Wontag Mbepb 10 ubr erpIobirte
i'm Store bon pauI 4iGer am MIamo
pla3a cine Oelampe unb cine Partie
lei9tss 3erIg ipurbe in Sranb geiebt.
9err Britain bonn Mlenger Sotel iab
bic 6lammer, elite biuiiber, ftieB bic
Sbtire elm uno nit Silfe eiuiger anbes
rer 9srren gtIaug es ibrn, bas 6euer su
bdmpfen. che bic 6~eusrmebr binsufam.
ginige angsleate b,s @si@dfts, bic i'm
SinterSimmer iaBen, nnBten a~nfdngIib
lidts BON Der @efabr, bis lie ben 2drm
b6rten. Sic bra9ten Waher berbei uno
beI6dftigten fi6 am 26i6uerf.
: Im Sonutas Na9mittag ftanb
Der Wagen bes Serrn 616nert Dor benz
9auie; bic 6amilie tpoute a~usfabren
uno bic fleine So9ter bate i6on tbren
SIP eingenommen. ga colibirte Der
poriiberfabrenbe Masen bes Serrn Des
bine init Der Guti6e, nel9e umgetuor.
fen tuurbe. Sas Yferb f6eute unb Lief
bapon, bas Sinh i'm Wagen nit f6
f6leppenb. Wabe am Glufe iuuroe bas
Sbier a~ufsebalten unb bas Sinh aus
ieiner i9redliGen Gage befreit. IS trdgt
arge 0erwunbuugen am 6opf uno &6rs
per babon. 9aB es aber "iiberbaupt
nod am 2eben 1T, 1T gu be%ripunbern.
= WelGe 6orti6ritte Der beuti6e
unterridt in u~nieren 6ffentli6en Grei'
i6ulen gema6t bat, tulr0 fi6 in ben
wdbreab oieier Sage iiattfinoenoen priis
%fungen Seigen. Mm 81. 0tai unb am
1. SUM finben oieie priifungeH III
fdmmtli6en MnrSsS 6ulen iiatt. Die
priifungen i'm Seuti6en finb fir bic
6o6i6uIe fir ben s., g., 4. unb 8.
8rab auf ben 2. SUM, ben B., s. uno
Z. SUM feifseiebt ipnrbeH. Serr 4leran'
her &ubn, Der superintendent fir ben
beuti6en llnterri6t in unferen Greis
idulen, pirb bel biefer @elegenbeit Seis
geu, tpel1 ansrfennungspertbe Seiffuns
gen man nit DerbdltniBmdBig geringen
Wiiiteln ersielt bat.
= Nnbe benz SaIabo Greet 1T elm
Mann in p~Olfdnbig bilfloiem unb beis
tabe fterbenoem 3uifanoe %gefunben uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-31
@urfti Mauthtuaaren!

8rocerpbdnbler uno Speiiepirtbe
bonn 2an5e m61teu mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, oaB mir
fir Die 6abrifation bon Wurit uno
&au6maaren umfansrei6e 8orbereis
tungen getrofen baben unb in Stanb
geIebt finb, allen Nnforberungen @es
niige su Ieiften. Wir geben 8arantie
fir quite Waare unb reele 8eoienung.
Die 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer per-
ionli6en 2eituug. Senbet Cure ge'
fielunsen BEL 3eiten ein.
% m. S6fIing & o II,
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mafferibrenaen ntit ehIamdem.

perionen, weI9e fi6 beim Wahers
iprengen Der S6ldu6e Seoienen tpols
len, inb eriu6t, fi9 in u~nierer Office
bic n6tbise 2isens auf elm Sabr-am
1. Mai besiunenb = gu peri9afen, ba
fir folGen Wahersebrau& cine Sps'
aiaIrate bere9net miro. Wer oieier
M~uforberung riidt na9fOnlmt unb bic
porgei6riebenen 9ebinsungen ni6t ers
faqf, Iduft @efabr, baB ibm bic Wai=
iersufubr abgei9nitteH pirb.
Die gSa5Iertperf aumpa8nic.
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auf anOrbnuns 6ss @ouniDri6ters ins
Nrmenbaus gebra6t porben. Ser uns
b%efannte Mtann nurbe lett einigen Ga
gen III Der Gegeno geieben uno lagte
ben yUriiberfabrenben, Ole ibn mitnebs
men molitcn. ct iperoe balo lterben uub
mOdte nabe benz @aher bleiben.
= SIM Niiilipnss@ arten tueroen bon
iebt ab 3peimal w69eniIi9 (Wlittwo6
uno Sonntag) groBe @arten : SOnserte
fiattfin0en.
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Ser san 0ebru Sprimas Narf

1T Der Walfabrtsort Der San antOnier
unb aller 8eiu6er ber Ilamo.St aot,
I'm Der Sibe gu entfieben un6 f6 i'm
tiiblen S9atten gu ergeben. Der Bart
bat in 6Olge ieiner Gage gu ieoer Sas
gesseit cine belebenbe Griide unb Jas
miller pauoeru bdufig sum prioats
picnic binaus, ebenio mie 8ereine unb
@eieui9aften bier ibre 6efte feiern. See
ben Sag freie Duff. Ollie @rfrii6uns
gen mie Bier, 2imona6e. @ein, Wbiss
fep &c. finb in better Qualitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s. Scribe, pddter.
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@unnerbare Rettuna.

Der slpotbefer @. @. Geeb bon Mindefcr,
Snb., i9reibt: Sine meiner aunben, 9oniia
@ite. 8artouia, &anoolpb Gorhtb, 9nb., lit
felt LANCER Belt an slussebruns uuO mar bon
ibren ger3teu aufseseben tporoen. Sic borte
bon Or. Sings Rep OiseoSerb se9en ausseb.
rung unb faufte bas 1litteI bel mir. Rad 6
Monaten fam fie ;u Gus mad u%nisrcr Stabt,
cine Gntfernnns bon 6 MeiIen, unb 1T iebt 70
peit berssltelt, bab is ben @ebraud res Mit.
tells einseiteut bat. Sic beroanft bemieIben ibr
Qeben.
RrobeFaiden gratis in Der apotbefe bon u
Sreib.
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Sabres=Seram ut lung
Der sltiisn1re ner
LONE STAR BREWING Comply.

Die idbrlihe Ssriammlung Der afs
tipndre Der Gone Star 8reping @om.
panp tpirb am Samitag ben A. Stunt
1887 3ipii6en 10 ubr SOrmittag unb
2 l1br Na9miitag in Ger Office Der
8efeafGafi aum 3mede Der grudblung
bon fieben Sireftorsn fir oas Gisfol.
iabr bonn L. SUM- 1887 big l. SUM
1888, ~abgebalteu tperbeu.
SEQ. $. 9alteper, 8. 8. &maun,
Setretdr. Yrdfioent.
San @utonio, 20. Mai 1887.
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SI2ir emsfs6Ieu ben eeiern Der vGreie @reis'
GO Germ 3. @. gmerou, SupeIier,
aaufmann unb @fnnbIeiber. CT b~erfauft llb.
rem 3u 2-e Dollars. Wanbubren bon 81 Loo
aufpdrts, nit Garnntie. Bel gmsrfon fauu
man uutbrinsenb @eIb erbaIten ober inbeftirsn.
Seiue aunben burger bafir.
@arum bunsris uno ;~erluupt berumlaufen,
iuenn man bel emeriou cine Pifole fur $l.5C
betommen fam.
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Mahudfe'S 6pfeI,
80. Mlai baielbf abaeltieger

Gruft gSsIfort, 9supiIe; 6. q. Martiu'
Borne; g. 6eItiu, Gaitrobils VI. arissr,
8lanso 3. EaIner, Ssnrp @utter, ct. 9ouis /;
Is. Wenuinas, Sohn 8artel, 6reenbille ). 6.
Crisp, llpalos 6. @. Maoarasa 81. & 6pIser,
9Th eouis Saeob1, @itp Of Wterito 8.
Sbabcu, Mrs. &al;, @cimar.
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M1mmer,

peI6e ibre bole Mannesfrait un0 GIaiiSitdt
bes @eilies pisber ~ erlanaen iuiinIden, erbal.
ten unsntssItIid slusfunft iiber elm neuss
SeiIberfabreu, peldeS ii5 bis iebt III
jeOsm einseInen Sale g~ldnSeuD belpabrt bat.
8sbanbIans ebeniO einfad mic biIig. Sober
iein eieener slrst. Bun nebft anpeiiuns sur
SciIuns gratis. Man a%breiire: NriDate
Gltnic s SispenfarD, Is o. 6cus
ftOn Ctr, Wetp Yorf, u. ..
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sas- @obin Sbr seben m6st, irast
mad Some Star Bier. Dahelbe
1T Der Geiunbbeit bpppelt Sutrdgli6:
es erfrif6t unb ffdrft.
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s6s~ NerSte empfebleH 6rauen, &ins
bern rno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oas Gone
Star select" 6laI9enbier.
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sag Na9 bes Sages 2af uub Sibe
Elm 8las Gone Star 8icr! Sober
Saloon fibrt es.
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Ras- Strpbbii e, SDmmeranaiige
&c. bel pancDaf & Sobn.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-31

= Das sr6Bte Eager BON @emebr.
unb Repolber.p atroneH uno 9iilien bel
piper & S6uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-31

pa5-Oas 2Dns@tar vWieuer"
Bier iibertriHt on Site uub Geinbeit
ale anberen 8ierel
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Ba- Sas Gone Star Seq Sie,
lit hos B c Il { / m Marft!
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Rr Bel paneoat & 81 3 n
finb cute Serrenfleiber serabeio bill
liza, ME iraen6po in Der Staot.
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81 c Oh t

nirb Elm 3nabe i'm Utter BON 15-16
Sabreu. 3adaufruseu in Der Office
Der uGreieu preiie".
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Bds- Die neueffen 8 Il te unb s ois
IetteartifeI bel pancoa q
6 0 n.
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Die rsi9ffe unb elesanteie. guswabl
BON Nrtifeln, welde fA ~beicnbers 3u
@e6urtstaas. unc 5c@seits . @eidsnien
eisnen, ais:
Silber'piaitirte @aaren,
Statusn bon grcn5e, Terra Gotta,
BOr3elan unb Mlabafer.
@elisiSie 5isuren, Grneifrs unb Sos
fenfrinSe.
Slumen=Vaien unb Nmpeln.
Gafen, feiu eeeorirte.
albums in grocer ausmabl.
photographer aler Grt.
9cupsnirs nit 81 Gnf&ten bon Gan
Gntcnic, fur so Gents.
Silosr unb Biloer. 9iahmen.
Wuifocfsn unb uEren.
Opernsliier unb 6ernrSbre.
Eaidenmeffer unb SHeeren.
Damen unb Serren TriIet WecaGoire.
@elbtaiden fur Qerren unb Damen.
Damen : 9anDtaiden.
8rtef.W appen.
Sdrsibieuse unD Noti3bader.
Yiften=R arten. gtuis.
Dameu 4rbeits . 4df&en uno RSrbe.
50nbsS piesel unb 3dmme.
Haud'Tifde uno Serpiee. /.
Gisorren /. Gtuis.
5eitunss. Mappen.
Spa,ierfSde.
Yosel. unb @idbOrn adfise.
Aeccrcecns, 3itbern unb 3armcnieas.
Wuideln in GROCER answabl.
Slid apparate.
Yupiere unb icniiise Watsrialien 3ur
Gnfertisuns BON Bapiers1 lumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-31

say- geie Semoen Fir 81 bel 3 O rs
coat 6 SObn. unteraeug! u n
terseug:
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S1S 4xp6eubiaff.

19is lsnoeu bon jebi nbbas ~@o9en:
b;gyi" iiT ben Preis ooA $500 nuf
sig .9Gtv DortOfrei mad 0euti6iAao.
Oct 9etuusgeheT.
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Cub tgiesicHspreIe fir cas asc'
a,eubIGtt $3.50.
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S6nttt> unb MDbe Waaret1

gu bsfaHsn. I'm nun unieren Yprraib bon Serren- uno 8nabs
iduel ale mSsli4 ausSupertaufen, werDen mir BON iest
preiien loSihlaSen. Die Yreiie wsrben BON
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10 bis go Yrp5emt

uls prrber ien. Gimem $50 an3as weroen mir 80 SIG
Gineu So aasns su eirea 81. Site fra6er 81, iett
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

SOC; half bbls No. l, S. 50; No. ?, s. 90; dried
behring's per box, 40c; Goldfish &C.
IS So w - ~ "
Picked tripe-In kits 81 10.
Holland Herrings-Kegs 81 506l Is.
Bologna sausage Iac.
Buckwheat four-l6 g. case So 90; 81 3-ns
Sis.
Meat-sugar cured hams l3c; sugar cured
breakfast bacon lie; snort clear bacon 9isc;
short clear dry salt SIC.
Lard-Tierce, 74c; 81 b cans, &c; 90 b cans,
Sc &C. H. cans &C. Oh cans SS'' . cans
Hominv and erits-Per Dbl. 81 Is.
Kraut-Half- barrels, S. 90.
Oatmeal-Per half Dbl, 81 90.
Cracked wheat Per 10, &C.
Crackers-A soda, SIC; XXX soda. &c; cream
SIC: ginger snaDs. Sc: lemon creams SC.
Sundries-Starch, 3xc; candles, full boxes,
l0hc; fancy, 1O6l6c; rope, SIC; do cot
ton. l6c: herring. imported. s. 25 per keg:
raisins, layer, s. so; cider, crab pole 4Oc;
I've, 81 15a4 OO;iugs, glazed, lOc per gal; crooks,
GLE zed.l0c per gallon; dried peaches,6c; indigo,
75c per h; blueing, 30c6Sl 90 per dozen; Cole
buckets. two hoops. 81 60 per dozen; brilliant
oils, bills. lsci Eupion do 2sc; do % cases,
So 10; brilliant, . cases, s. 10; do = cases
90: baking powders, bulk, lie; and Ii cans
g 90: mscarOni small box Csc; vermicelli small
box Csc; catsup ia bulk per gallon 50; Worces-
ter sauce In bulk per gallon 81 %.
Sugar-Fine powdered, bbls, TIC; do half
bbls, 7%c C oaf, Ike; granulased standard,
&c: Louisiana graduated, exc; standard A,
&c; choice white, exc; Louisiana y. c., 6s6
66t4c.
Rice Louisiana 414e51lc.
POULTRY-We quote: Young chickens,
81 90 per doz; old, 81 90; turkeys, j0a75c.
WHIShY-Rectifed, 81 lO6l 81, as per proof;
year old, 81 9092 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
~ OO85 20.
WOOL-Fall wool, s,x months' clip, bright
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Beeves-Receipts only
two car loads; no trade in beeyes; dressed
beef dull and lower at q Ia071ac for poor to good
sides; exp rts $40 beeves, 40 sHeep an 1888
quarters of beef. 1Oday's cable from Liver
pool quotes American refrigerated beef steady
at s.. C per pound Shesp-Rece.p pts $500; m N
ket dull, lower and slow at 81 1906 10 tor sheep
S. 75G6 - for lamb dressed mutton weaker at
case; crossed lambs Gull at 1G9c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. l7.-Cattle - Receipts
10 coo; shipments 20O0; market slow and gen
orally 10; lower; shipping steers, $50 to 1900
pounds So 6O05 10; stUckers and feeders 81 50
as So; cows, bulls and mixed stock 81 1903 20 i;
bulk 81 60G3 30; through Texas COWS - 60.
HOgs-Receipts $1,000; market Low and 5GlOc
lower at 81 6565 10. Sheep - Receipts 1000 !;
"a IS 90; western s. 00G4 Is; Texans g 50G4 90;
lambs 81 t0G6 90.
ST LOUIS, Mo, Feb. l. Cattle receipts 2lO0;
Irregular; choice heavy native steers 81 4OG4 80;
fair to good shipping ste rs s. 1901 30; butch
to good, s. SOFAS so; stocsGr fair to gOOd,S2 00G
s. 30; Texans. common to cnOicr, 81 e5G3 90.
Hogs Receipts $500; t ma ket was SC
lower at 81 40G5 SO Sh ep Receipts 1890;
market quiet; common to fair s. 5OG3 40; me
dunn to prime 81 t0Gt 20
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. IL Cattle-Re-
ceipts 300; shipments none; narket steady,
owing to the moderate supply; good to choice
81 1894 40; conn to medium s. SOFA GO;
stOckers s. 6063 Is; feeding steers s. 25d3 co.
cows, s. 25d3 40. Hogs-Re eipts $500; ship
ments 1909; weak and 5GlOc lower, s. 7505 30.
Sheep Receipts none; shipments nonei mar
ket steady; good t. choice So 0OG3 60; com
mon to medium 81 25G2 Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
MARTIN co.,
Rhe Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods House in Fort WORTH
PENDLETON. CHAPMAN & POWELL.
Attorneys At Law,
mice over First National bank Ft Worth TeI

PIC. Provisions active ard strong. Pork
Sl4 IS LARD So 7OG6 10. Bulk meats-Loose
lots, long clear 81 IS; short ribs 81 40; shors
clear 81 80; boxed loIs-Long clear 81 80; short
ribs 81 80; short clear s. 10 BacOn-LOng
clear 81 SIX snort ribs IS short cesrS3 121aG
d. Hams at SlliO0d ID co. Afternoon board
Wheat firm and &c higher; corn better;
oats unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. l7-Wheat more &C
tive and stronger, opened &c higher at 1910
for May delivery. Owing to favorable tenor
of European market advices, public cable al
vices quote firm markets with p ices tending
upward; private cables also came in q1i'e
at ong, offerings free at advance and prices
fell off to 79d 1870, but on the r. port of good
export movements rose TO 19240797sr, and
closed for the day at outside figures. 1t was
stated That stocks OF wheat in interior ware
houses in northwest have been considerably
reduced No new features developed In
the corn market, which was moderately
active early but later ru,ed quiet. Towards
the close there was frmer feeling with fair
purchases and closed i a &C higher than yes
terday. Larger receipts OF live hogs accom-
"a led with q reduction In pri es, was the
visions and markets all ruled lower ut the
opening. PORK opened barrel at Sl4 %
for May delivery; dropped off to $l4 III,
but turned at that point and 9nl
Lard closed loo lower, and short RIBS closed &c
lower. The leading fatu cs closed as fol-
lows: heat, No. February 73&c; March
737sc; May 79x 0797Sc; June Size. Corn-No.
403sc. Probationary Sli 81; March $l4 3d.;
May Sl43T1!; June $l4 40. Lard-February
SIS 80; March Sc 92l May s. O21z; June ST OK.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
73a4 a76l4c ,orn-No. ., 541.a35l.c. Pork
4 so. Lard So 80. Short ribs, sides, loose,
81 %. Dry saltedshoulders, boxed, s. 50. Short
clear sides. boxed, 81 6O67 IS. Whisky 81 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
GENERAL MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Feb 17.-Cotee-Fair; Rio dull
at lac; options lower active; sales las 1000 bags /;
February, SD 15Gl2 30; March So 1OGl2 20;
Anvil, , O5al2 Is; May, Sl2 e50l2 20; June,
Sl2 05dl2 20; Jul, Sl2 O1al2 Is; august,
So O5al! 20; September, So O5a L. 20; October,
Sl2 l5dl2 20; November, ST. 15G II 20; December
Sl2 p. sugar quiet; f ir to good refining quoted
at 1 1904 ll-i6c; refined dull: sta dard 4
Ice; confectioners' 9 l665ssc; { # AS l6
a5sss; cut loaf and crushed CSC; powdered
5E5G64c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. Il. Flour-Dun
and steady. Wheat active, unsettled; opened
firm AMI Sc better, advanced sc u ore. then
fell off sc, recovered &C, fell off \ sc, iuctu-
at within range of &c and closed q out the
same as yesterday; No. ? led cash 771s9777ic;
February IKE bid; March Ike hid May sOH6
sOSc, closing at s03sc; June sl34c nominal
Corn dull and little easier; No mixed cash
33iSc; ebrusry 33Sc; March 33'sc; May $500
S65sc, closing at S6c bid Oats quiet and steady !;
No 2 mixed cash 27Hc; February and March
26tzc bio; May 2sHc. Corn meal steady at s. CO.
Whisky at 81 49, Wool market quiet and I'M.
changed; medium 2l9 &c; coarse braid l66iee;
low sandy lS6l9c; fine light lsasac; heavy LAG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
A German chemist has invented a ne1

A German chemist has invented new
kind of an1sthetic bullet, which he urges
will, if brought into general use, greatly
diminish the horrors of war. The bullet
is of brittle substance, breaking directly
when it comes j contact with the object
at which it is aimed. 1t contains pow
erful an9sthetic, producing Instantaneous
ly complete inse5sibility, lasting for
twelve hours, which, except that the &C.
ton of the heart continues, is not to be
distinguished from death. While in this
condition, the German chemist points out,
the bodies may be packed in ambulance
wagons and carried off as prisoners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
QUAINT TOOTHACHE CHARMS.
Solace for Persons Whose "Thumpers' are
Humping


Iron Times.
In the royal library at Stockholm is
preserved manuscript charm for tooth
ache, consisting of Latin prayer to one
of the saints At BOnn-on- the Rhine a
tooth, said to have been one of hers, is
shown in glass case in the Church OF
the Saints Day, and is devOutly kissed
i. e., the case containing the tooth, not
the precious relic itself, by people of both
sexes, as a preventive against toothache.
One of the most popular charms against
the complaint consists in carrying the
following form of words somewhere
ABOUT the person:
"Ass SAINT Peter sat at the goats OF
Jerusalem our Blessed Lord and SAVIOUR
Jesus Crist passed by and sead, What
Eleth thee hee sead Lord my Teeth eCketh
nee sead arise and follow me and thy
Teeth shall never FAKE EneV moor
-Fiau-Fiat!"
This is a transcript of a Lancashire
version, and should be worn inside the
vest of stays over the left breast. Under
slightly differing forms this charm is
very common throughout England, scot
land and Ireland. Two copies are pre-
served in the Edinburgh Museum which
were worn as late as 1855 and 1863.
Another form of written charm was given
up by young womsn at Chelsea 70 the
late Cardinal Weld. 1t was c4.efully
sealed, the penalty for opening it being a
return Of the tOOthRChe, and consisted
OF the words:
Good VII, cure her,
And take her for your pains.
\ cure the girl would probably dislike
ST the cost. Bishop Hall, in his character
of Virtues and Vices, says of the super
stitIous man: /" He wears Parcebrian
characters for the toothache"
In some part of Sussex, England, there
is superstition that If you put on your
right stocking, right. shoe and right
trouser-leg before the left you will never
have toothache. To drink out of q skull
taken from a graveyard, to take a tooth
from such skull and wear it round the
neck, to apply the tooth to your own
living but aching tooth, to put a double
nut into your pocket, to pare your finger
nails and toe-uails and wrap the psrings
in paper-sll are charms against the
t0Othache. In other parts of England
there is a custom of calling the tooth
ache the Glove PAIN" for which the
sufferer is not entitled to auy commisera-
ton; whether he or she fully consents to
this may perhaps be doubted.
An imperial toothache once made the
fortune of poor barber. The Sultan of
Turkey, having a touch of toothache,
sent for The court physician. He was
hunting and could not be found. The
domestic hurried about Constautinople
and st last found poor, ragged barber
surgeon. They took him to the palace
and furnished him with proper clothing.
He drew the offending tooth and soothed
the pain of the Commander of the Faith
full. A nice house and 1900 piastres
month were awarded him.
Shakespeare, in midsummer Nights
Dream" says:
For there was never philosopher
That could endure the toothache patiently.
Shakespeare once had the toothache.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

Thousands of good people in. the Older
states would start for Texas st once il
they knew what grand country we have.
The Weekly GAZETTE will better inform
them on this than any other means. Will
you not help to distribute this informa-
tion by subscribing to it for the friends
you would Ike to have come to live near
you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
The Coffee Markets.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. l7.-Cofee-Whole-
sale grocers revised quotations as follows;
Ordinary, l59lc; good ordinary, 16c; fair, 10 &C;
porters are filling round lol orders Rio cotfees
at following prices: Ordinary l51ac good ordin-
airy, l554c; fair, Ice; prime, l624c; choice, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
Wanted, Copies of Weekly Ganest.s

We need two copies Of the Weekly
GAZETTE of July so and of August 6,
1886, to complete our flies. Any of our
readers having them to spare and will
send them to the business manager,
GAzxTrs Office, will greatly oblige
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
GalVe stOn,

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb II. - Cotton - Spot
closed dull and unchanged.
Low ordinary, 10 Ice; ordinary, 7-16c; good
ordinary, S 3-lsc; low middling, SIC; middling
Sl5-l6c; good middlIng, Ice; middling fair
9 b l6c; fair, lUlic.
Sales, 200.
Exports, none.
Stock on hand, $685..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at An United states Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. l7.-Cotton-Spot
closed firm; prices unchanged.
Low Ordinary, &c; ordinary, Ilac; good ordin-
airy, SIC; low middling; ll-l6c; middling, SC;
good mtddling SIC; middling fair, 97sc; fair.
10 slice.
ales 1850
Futures opened quiet but steady. ruled quiet,
inntrL liIt II. ,ncAirnt lcrrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
N ew York.

NEW YORK, Feb. H. - Cotton-spot closed
dull and unchanged.
Ordinary, exc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, &C. mlddllng, sac; good middling,
exc, middling far, 1913 c.
Sale lis bales.
Fut res c,csed dull and 3 to points lower
than ye- terday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l7.-Cotton Spot closed
Ordinary. 4Rd good ordinary, 4s4d; low
sd; uplands, 5kd; middhng Or
lea s, SIC; Orleans, 511d.
Total sales, l2.WO; American, $500; imports,
400; American, 1900
futures closed q%iet but steady at last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
Texas Express Company.

The Texas Express company will On
January /, '87, open offices on Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and en- Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following offices:
Kyle, Merit,
Haslet, Celeste, -,
Justin, Wolf City, e
Gerald, Ladonia,
Krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
VslIy View,
Gainesville.